I have officially spent my first day in Degollado since I was about 13. I haven’t seen the entire town yet, but the town has definitely gotten larger. Today I had the opportunity to see my dad’s house in person. It is currently being built and is coming along nicely. It’s a three story home that sits atop a small hill and has a view of his pond and agave plants. After spending most of the day on the farm, we went to pick of dad’s truck in Las Limas and it began to rain really hard, so we waited a bit for the rain to calm before we left the house were dad’s truck was parked. Once on the road we headed to a small restaurant on the outskirts of Degollado. The food was pretty good, I think the restaurant was called “La Carreta.” It reminds me of the nicer Mexican restaurants we have in Los Angeles. Anyway, so far so good. I’m probably going to have to go to bed soon, because we have a long day ahead of us tomorrow.  

This is one of the more entertaining games I’ve played on the internet in a while. The object of the game is for you to find the hidden star in each level. It sounds simple but many are rather difficult.

If the game doesn’t load correctly use this url:
http://ece4co.vis.ne.jp/sw/2007/05/post_16.html 

Today I took my last final and now it’s time to really enjoy life. I semi-graduate on Friday in the new Galen Center, but will have to finish out my last semester in the fall. Tomorrow I’m headed toward Merced for Josh’s graduation party. Then later this month Terry is getting married. Hopefully that dude is not mad at me for falling off the map for another year. A few days after that I’m on my way to Mexico to help my father with his blue agave farm and to vacation for a bit. Then I’m back here in mid June and going to work in Downtown L.A. If any of you are in downtown during the summer, give me a call and we’ll hook up for lunch.

 Peace.